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• Fish
• First Nations in Ontario
• Auditory system
• Otolith
• Paleontology
• Annulus
• Fish scale
• Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation
• Ojibwe people
• First Nations
• Biology
• Fish anatomy

Overview of the Trinity River Historical Impacts “GOLD!” discovery in the late 1840s marked the start of drastic changes in the Trinity River and its watershed. Small-scale placer mining, like panning and sluicing,

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• San Francisco Bay
• Six Rivers National Forest
• Oily fish
• Salmon
• Sediment
• Central Valley Project
• Trinity River
• SPAWN
• Sacramento River
• Geography of California
• Central Valley
• Shasta-Trinity National Forest

The Problem of Scale in Adaptive Harvest Management: Alternatives for Recognizing Stock-Specific Variation in Harvest Potential Fred A. Johnson, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Michael C. Runge, U.S. Geological Survey Jer

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• Biology
• Anas
• Ducks
• Waterfowl hunting
• Mallard
• Bag limits
• Bird migration
• Zoology
• Ornithology
• Hunting

Gregory, R.S[removed]Habitat requirements vs. habitat knowledge: disconnects in temporal and spatial scale in Atlantic Canada. (extended abstract). p[removed]In International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES) 2

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• Cod
• Seafood
• Marine biology
• Aquatic ecology
• Atlantic cod
• Demersal fish
• Murray cod
• Cod fisheries
• Fish
• Gadidae
• Fisheries

Broad-Scale Non-indigenous Species Monitoring along the West Coast in National Marine Sanctuaries and National Estuarine Research Reserves Report to National Fish & Wildlife Foundation Catherine E. deRivera1*, Greg Ruiz

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• Elkhorn Slough
• National Estuarine Research Reserve
• United States National Marine Sanctuary
• Marine protected area
• Monterey Bay
• Invasive species
• Kachemak Bay
• Monterey County
• California
• Geography of California
• Geography of the United States
• Environment

A Proportional Fish Story Architects use proportions to build scale models so projects can be visualized before they’re constructed full scale. Use a scale of 1 cm = 1 m to complete the chart below and draw lines repre

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• Easily identified by their long, slender, toothy snout. Like all gars, they are covered with tough impenetrable diamond-shaped, ganoid scales. • Fins may be well spotted with a yellow or orange tint. They may have

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• Alligator gar
• Spotted gar
• Gar
• Scale
• Alligator
• Rough fish
• Pejelagarto
• Longnose gar
• Fish
• Lepisosteidae
• Shortnose gar

Aquaculture in Eastern Canada A Growing Opportunity November 2005 “Large scale commercial aquaculture is little more than 30

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• Salmon
• WorldFish Center
• Offshore aquaculture
• Fish
• Aquaculture
• Fish farming

The Value of Using Permanent Sites When Evaluating Stream Attributes at the Reach Scale Brett B. Roper U.S. Forest Service Fish and Aquatic Ecology Unit Forestry Sciences Laboratory 860 North 1200 East, Logan, UT[removed]U

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• Hypothesis testing
• Sampling
• Probability theory
• Variance
• Statistical power
• Sample size determination
• Correlation and dependence
• Statistics
• Data analysis
• Covariance and correlation

Hudy, Thieling, and Whalen Large-Scale Risk Assessment A Large-scale Risk Assessment of the Biotic Integrity of Native Brook Trout Watersheds M. Hudy1, T. M. Thieling2, and J. K. Whalen3

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• Oncorhynchus
• Mathematical morphology
• Watershed
• Rainbow trout
• Brook trout
• Drainage basin
• Fish
• Water
• Freshwater fish